Press Releases
Access current and archived press releases from Consumer Action. Press Releases are listed in reverse chronological order, grouped by year, than month to allow for easier browsing.
- Nov 12, 2015 Consumer Action joins coalition to keep health care competitive
- Oct 27, 2015 What to know before you pay on the go
- Oct 12, 2015 Nice job California! CalECPA passes
- Oct 07, 2015 CFPB sees value in protecting consumers’ right to collective redress
- Sep 22, 2015 Consumer Action and Visa team up for Veterans Financial Coalition training programs
- Jul 28, 2015 Free publication eases consumer transition to ‘chip’ cards
- Jul 22, 2015 Groups urge SEC to keep shareholder reports accessible to all
- Jun 18, 2015 Rest in Peace: Controlling your online life after you die
- Jun 16, 2015 Consumer group stakeholders withdraw from NTIA facial recognition process
- Mar 03, 2015 NEW: ‘What you need to know about automotive recalls’ from Consumer Action
- Jan 13, 2015 Consumer groups present ‘A Robust Agenda for Consumers’
- Jan 09, 2015 A residential VoIP provider is essential for households
- Jan 08, 2015 Paying for college: What are the options for student borrowers?
- Dec 01, 2014 EPA Greenhouse Gas Rule should be more consumer-friendly
- Nov 20, 2014 Anti-arbitration petition delivered to PNC and Wells Fargo banks
- Nov 18, 2014 Specialty reports: Detailed dossiers that may determine your financial future
- Nov 16, 2014 New publications help consumers protect rights and privacy
- Oct 02, 2014 Get the facts about the ‘Obamaphone’ in Maryland
- Sep 26, 2014 New Military Lending Act rules will protect troops from predatory lending
- Jul 22, 2014 WARNING: Medical credit cards may be hazardous to your financial health
- Jul 16, 2014 Kudos to the CFPB on public complaint proposal
- Jun 25, 2014 New coalition forms to serve transitioning vets’ financial needs
- Jun 18, 2014 New videos explain insurance options for home-based microbusinesses
- May 20, 2014 Credit CARD Act saves consumers $12.6 billion
- Mar 13, 2014 Entrepreneurs: Are you covered?